Canadian stocks account for about 6percentt of all non-American equities, but because of a longtime attitude that EAFE was the only international index game in town, many investors' portfolios ignored Canada.
Christopher Hart, a consultant who works with Transforming Youth Recovery, summarized the longtime attitude among administrators as, "We don't want to take the college tour of prospective parents by the location where students in recovery are gathering".
He has the attitude of a longtime hip-hop star and uses that currency to buy himself a large amount of wiggle room.
A longtime observer sums up the attitude of Californian state government to business as follows: "Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you and fuck you".So whereas venture-capitalists and coders may be rushing to California, others cannot wait to leave.
Martina Navratilova, a longtime friend, says the same cautious attitude is evident in Ms. Seles's tennis game.
"What we see is a dramatic shift in attitudes," said Mr. DeGolyer, a longtime pollster at Hong Kong Baptist University, adding that the education debate has played a central role in the shift.
The longtime N.F.L. scout Tom Marino said coaches' attitudes toward the 40 is: "You can get the Penn Relays finalists and they're going to run away from everybody in the N.F.L.
His longtime broadcast partner, Bob Miller, helped change his attitude and the course of his broadcast career.
The difference between American and European attitudes is widening, the poll found, as longtime allies of the United States increasingly chafe under American leadership.
"There's a hip, young attitude now," said Lisa DeRose, a real estate agent and longtime resident of the area.
Playing flamenco-style riffs on a small acoustic guitar, accompanied by the bare-bone drum thump of his longtime collaborator Tommy Larkin, Richman appeared blissfully disconnected from the ultra-cool attitude of modern rock 'n' roll.
